Library and Information Science and Information Literacy Terminology / Digital Rights Management Resource LIsts
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[DigitalScholarship] LIBRARY SCIENCE : INFORMATION SCIENCE : INFORMATION LITERACY : DICTIONARIES : GLOSSARIES : WEBLIOGRAPHIES : BIBLIOGRAPHIES: Library and Information Science and Information Literacy Terminology and Jargon Dictionaries and GlossariesLIBRARY SCIENCE :
INFORMATION SCIENCE :
INFORMATION LITERACY :
DICTIONARIES :
GLOSSARIES :
WEBLIOGRAPHIES :
BIBLIOGRAPHIES:
Library and Information Science and Information Literacy Terminology and Jargon Dictionaries and Glossaries
Copyright Law Web Resources and Publication Lists
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Copyright.govCompendium of U.S. Copyright Office Practices
Code of Federal Regulations Title 37 Chapter II
Copyright Law of the United States
Fair Use Index: Cases and InformationTutorials
eCO Tutorial (Standard) (Single)
Copyright Search
Catalog of Copyright Entries
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I register my work?
How long does copyright protection last?Active Policy Studies
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COPYRIGHT: RESOURCES :
PLAGIARISM: RESOURCES :
WEBLIOGRAPHIES :
BIBLIOGRAPHIES :
RESEARCH GUIDES :
SUBJECT GUIDES:Copyright: Some Sources about Intellectual Property and Copyright and Plagiarism
TABLE OF CONTENTSCore Internet Sources on Copyright
Search Results for
COPYRIGHT AND (LAW OR LITIGATION OR CASES OR COURTS OR CLEARANCE OR LICENSING OR LEGAL
OR LEGISLATION OR COLLEGE OR ACADEMIC OR FACULTY)Discussion Groups
Music and Copyright
Copyright Law and Administration
Fan Fiction Copyright Issues
WRITING AND WRITERS:
PLAGIARISM: DETECTION:Selected Websites
About Plagiarism Detection and Related MattersDatabase Search Results for Content on Plagiarism and Causes, Techniques, Prevention, Tools, and Detection
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Copyright Crash Course
Own Manage Share
Building On Others’ Creative Expression|
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U.S. Copyright Office – Law and RegulationsU.S. Copyright Office – Law and Regulations
http://www.copyright.gov/laws/
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U.S. Copyright Office – Copyright LegislationU.S. Copyright Office – Copyright Legislation
http://www.copyright.gov/legislation/
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Copyright law of the United States From Wikipediahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright_law_of_the_United_States
Contents
1 History
1.1 Colonial era
1.2 Copyright Clause of the Constitution
1.3 Early federal copyright law
1.4 Pre-1976 dual state and federal copyright law
1.5 Major amendments to federal copyright law
2 Purpose of copyright
3 Works subject to copyright law
3.1 Idea/expression dichotomy
3.2 Compilations of facts and the sweat of the brow doctrine
3.3 Useful articles
3.4 Definition of “copy”
3.5 Works by the federal government
3.6 Federal and state laws are not copyrighted
4 Exclusive rights
4.1 First owner of copyright
4.2 Transfers and licenses
5 Registration procedure
5.1 Deposit requirement
5.2 Copyright notices
6 Duration of copyright
7 Copyright limitations, exceptions, and defenses
7.1 Parodies
8 Provisions for the handicapped
9 Infringement
9.1 Subject matter jurisdiction
9.2 Government infringement
9.3 Relief available for infringement
9.3.1 Ownership of copyright
9.3.2 Misappropriation
9.3.3 Civil remedies
9.3.3.1 Equitable relief
9.3.3.2 Monetary damages
9.3.3.3 Attorney’s fees
9.3.4 Criminal penalties
10 Public domain
10.1 Examples
11 Orphan works
12 Ashcan copy
13 See also
13.1 Cases
13.1.1 Fixation
13.1.2 Originality
13.1.3 Idea/expression dichotomy
13.1.4 Fair use
14 References
15 Further reading
16 External links
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Copyright From Wikipediahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright
Contents1 Justification
2 History
3 Scope
4 Obtaining and enforcing copyright
4.1 Cost of enforcing copyright
4.2 Copyright notices in the United States
4.3 “Poor man’s copyright”
5 Exclusive rights
5.1 Useful articles
6 Limitations and exceptions to copyright
6.1 Idea–expression dichotomy and the merger doctrine
6.2 The first-sale doctrine and exhaustion of rights
6.3 Fair use and fair dealing
6.4 Accessible copies
7 Transfer and licensing, and assignment
7.1 Free licences
8 Duration
8.1 Copyright term
8.2 Public domain
9 Copyright infringement
10 See also
10.1 Treaties and international agreements
10.2 Alternate views
11 References
12 Further reading
13 External links
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Cornell University Law School Legal Information Institute CopyrightCornell University Law School
Legal Information Institute
Copyright
http://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/copyright
Menu of Sources
Federal Material
U.S. Constitution and Federal Statutes
U.S. Copyright Act
CRS Annotated Constitution
Federal Agency Regulations
Code of Federal Regulations: 37 C.F.R., Chapt. II – Copyright Office
Federal Judicial Decisions
U.S. Supreme Court:
Recent Decisions on Copyright
Selected Historic Copyright Decisions
liibulletin Oral Argument Previews
U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals: Recent Decisions on Copyright
International Material
Conventions and Treaties
Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works
Universal Copyright Convention
Convention for the Protection of Producers of Phonograms
International Convention for the Protection of Performers,
Producers of Phonograms and Broadcasting OrganizationsGATT 1994 (including the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property)
Other References
Key Internet Sources
Federal Agencies:
U.S. Copyright Office
Forms
US Patent and Trademark Office
CENDI Copyright FAQ (Commerce, Energy, NASA, Defense Information Managers Group)
Copyright Clearance Center
Report of NII Working Group on Intellectual Property
Coalition for Networked Information
Association of Research Libraries Copyright and Intellectual Policy Documents
European Union Directives on Copyright and Related Material from the EU Legal Advisory Board
World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
Database of Intellectual Property Laws
ABA Section of Intellectual Property Law
Copyright Law (Nolo)
Copyright Protection Slide Rule
Copyright Crash Course
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Judiciary Committee
(includes information from Subcommittee on Courts and Intellectual Property)American Intellectual Property Law Association
Useful Offnet (or Subscription – $) Sources
Good Starting Point in Print: Paul Goldstein,
International Copyright: Principles, Law and Practice, Aspen Publishing Co. (2000)LII Downloads
Other Topics
Category: Intellectual Property
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Copyright and Fair Use Cases Stanford University LibraryCopyright and Fair Use Cases
Stanford University Library
http://fairuse.stanford.edu/case/
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Copyright Law and Public DomainCopyright Law and Public Domain
Nolo
http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/copyright-law
Copyrighting Your Work
Copyright Basics FAQ
Copyright is Automatic
Copyright Ownership and Rights
Copyright Registration, Notice, and Enforcement FAQ
Why You Should Copyright Your Software and Online Applications
Software and Application Development Agreements: Protect Your Copyright
Ten Tips for Songwriters: Credits, Copyrights, and Coauthors
Protecting Artwork That Uses Natural Elements: Copyright & Design Patent Laws
How to Protect Your Intellectual Property Rights in Works Created By Contractors
Visual Artists Rights Act: Special Protection for Fine Art Works
Using Copyrighted Work: Fair Use & Permissions
The ‘Fair Use’ Rule: When Use of Copyrighted Material is Acceptable
Fair Use: It’s a Defense to Copyright Infringement
Fair Use: The Four Factors
Fair Use: What is Transformative?
The First Sale Doctrine
Using Works in the Public Domain: No Need to Get Permission
Getting Permission to Publish: Ten Tips for Website Managers
When You Need Permission to Sample Others’ Music
Using Videotape in the Classroom Without Violating Copyright Law
How to Obtain Sample Clearance
Determining the Length of Copyright Protection
Copyright and Architectural Works
Copyright: Libraries and Photocopy Machines
Playing Music in Your Store: How to Avoid Paying for It!
Licensing or Consigning Your Work
Should You License or Assign Your Art?
Consigning Your Arts and Crafts
Licensing Artwork: Negotiating and Monitoring Royalty Payments
How to Protect Yourself in Foreign Licensing Deals
http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/copyright-law
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What Faculty Need to Know About Copyright for TeachingWhat Faculty Need to Know About Copyright for Teaching
Table of Contents:
1. What is covered by copyright?
2. What rights are protected by copyright and how do they affect
use of copyrighted materials in courses?3. How long does copyright protection last?
4. What materials may be used in the classroom or otherwise
without obtaining permission?5. How can I use copyrighted materials in the classroom?
6. If I make a case for fair use and the owner disagrees can I still be held liable?
7. Is it legal to use course packs for my class and if so how may I do that?
8. How may I use copyrighted materials in Blackboard courseware?
9. How may I use Blackboard for reserve readings?
10. May I keep the same articles on my Blackboard site
or on e-reserve each semester?11. May I let my students download articles that I have placed on Blackboard?
12. Are there any problems with linking to Web pages in my Blackboard site?
13. Are there any special requirements for using art, photographs or images?
14. Are there any special requirements for music?
15. May I use copyrighted materials on a class Web site
without obtaining permission?16. May I give my students assignments to create Web sites projects
that use copyrighted materials?17. May I email articles to my students?
18. If my use doesn’t fall under fair use or an exemption,
how do I obtain permission to use copyrighted works in the classroom?19. What resources are available to help me resolve copyright problems?
20. What can I do to make materials more accessible to students?
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Introduction to Copyright Law MIT Open CoursewareIntroduction to Copyright Law
MIT Open Courseware
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Copyright law: the basics Out-Law.com [BASED ON BRITISH COPYRIGHT LAW]]Copyright law: the basics
Out-Law.com
http://www.out-law.com/page-5633
This guide is based on UK law. It was last updated in August 2008.
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Copyright Court Cases American Library Association (ALA)Copyright Court Cases
American Library Association (ALA)
For information on ALA’s involvement in ongoing or previous copyright cases,
see Amicus Briefs filed by the Library Copyright Alliance (LCA), whose members
include the American Library Association, the Association of Research Libraries,
and the Association of College and Research Libraries.Related
- Comments, Amicus Briefs, and Other Filings of the ALA Washington Office in ALAIR
- U.S. Copyright Office Fair Use Index
http://www.ala.org/advocacy/copyright/copyrightcases*
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Search Results from Google Books for COPYRIGHT AND (LAW OR LITIGATION OR CASES OR COURTS
OR CLEARANCE OR LICENSING OR LEGAL OR LEGISLATION OR COLLEGE OR ACADEMIC OR FACULTY)
http://tinyurl.com/q5e7r9z
*Search Results from Google Books for COPYRIGHT AND (LAW OR LITIGATION OR CASES OR COURTS
OR CLEARANCE OR LICENSING OR LEGAL OR LEGISLATION OR COLLEGE OR ACADEMIC OR FACULTY) -
Search Results from Google Scholar for COPYRIGHT AND (LAW OR LITIGATION OR CASES OR COURTS OR CLEARANCE OR LICENSING
OR LEGAL OR LEGISLATION OR COLLEGE OR ACADEMIC OR FACULTY)http://tinyurl.com/q5a8hau*
Search Results from Google Scholar for COPYRIGHT AND (LAW OR LITIGATION OR CASES OR COURTS OR CLEARANCE
OR LICENSING OR LEGAL OR LEGISLATION OR COLLEGE OR ACADEMIC OR FACULTY)*
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Search Results from Google Scholar Law Cases for COPYRIGHT AND (LAW OR LITIGATION OR CASES OR COURTS OR CLEARANCE
OR LICENSING OR LEGAL OR LEGISLATION OR COLLEGE OR ACADEMIC OR FACULTY)http://tinyurl.com/m54thr2
*Search Results from Google Scholar Law Cases for COPYRIGHT AND (LAW OR LITIGATION OR CASES OR COURTS OR CLEARANCE OR
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Search Results Google Web Search Limited to the GOV Domain for COPYRIGHT AND (LAW OR LITIGATION OR CASES OR COURTS OR
CLEARANCE OR LICENSING OR LEGAL OR LEGISLATION OR COLLEGE OR ACADEMIC OR FACULTY)http://tinyurl.com/p2gsrmz*
Search Results Google Web Search Limited to the GOV Domain for COPYRIGHT AND (LAW OR LITIGATION OR CASES OR COURTS
OR CLEARANCE OR LICENSING OR LEGAL OR LEGISLATION OR COLLEGE OR ACADEMIC OR FACULTY)*
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Search Results from Google Blog Search for COPYRIGHT AND (LAW OR LITIGATION OR CASES OR COURTS OR CLEARANCE
OR LICENSING OR LEGAL OR LEGISLATION OR COLLEGE OR ACADEMIC OR FACULTY)http://tinyurl.com/p2gsrmz*
Search Results from Google Domain Limited Web Search (BLOGS) for
COPYRIGHT AND (LAW OR LITIGATION OR CASES OR COURTS OR CLEARANCE OR LICENSING OR LEGAL OR
LEGISLATION OR COLLEGE OR ACADEMIC OR FACULTY) AND SITE: BLOGS -
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Search Results from Google Domain Limited Web Search (VIDEOS) for COPYRIGHT AND
(LAW OR LITIGATION OR CASES OR COURTS OR CLEARANCE OR LICENSING OR LEGAL OR LEGISLATION
OR COLLEGE OR ACADEMIC OR FACULTY)http://tinyurl.com/oe5d495*
Search Results from Google Videos for COPYRIGHT AND (LAW OR LITIGATION OR CASES OR COURTS OR CLEARANCE
OR LICENSING OR LEGAL OR LEGISLATION OR COLLEGE OR ACADEMIC OR FACULTY)*
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Search Results Search Results from
Penn State Summon Search Limited to Media and Document Sources
for COPYRIGHT AND (LAW OR LITIGATION OR CASES OR COURTS OR CLEARANCE OR LICENSING OR LEGAL
OR LEGISLATION OR COLLEGE OR ACADEMIC OR FACULTY)http://tinyurl.com/k324n74Search Results Search Results from Temple Summon Search Limited to Media and Document Sources for
COPYRIGHT AND (LAW OR LITIGATION OR CASES OR COURTS OR CLEARANCE OR LICENSING OR
LEGAL OR LEGISLATION OR COLLEGE OR ACADEMIC OR FACULTY)Album (118) Include Exclude
Architectural Drawing (519) Include Exclude
Archival Material (187,103) Include Exclude
Archival Material/Manuscripts (2) Include Exclude
Art (4,965) Include Exclude
Article (116) Include Exclude
Artifact (3) Include Exclude
Atlas (1) Include Exclude
Audio Recording (93,886) Include Exclude
Blueprints (1) Include Exclude
Book / eBook (1,448,996) Include Exclude
Book Chapter (416,200) Include Exclude
Book Review (1,117,911) Include Exclude
Case (83) Include Exclude
Catalog (210) Include Exclude
Computer File (3) Include Exclude
Conference Proceeding (575,394) Include Exclude
Course Reading (3) Include Exclude
Data Set (4,781) Include Exclude
Database (3) Include Exclude
Dissertation/Thesis (1,063,298) Include Exclude
Drawing (2,162) Include Exclude
DVD (1) Include Exclude
Electronic Resource (565) Include Exclude
Film (34) Include Exclude
Government Document (1,823,612) Include Exclude
Image (90,745) Include Exclude
Journal / eJournal (3,823) Include Exclude
Journal Article (18,938,563) Include Exclude
Kit (1) Include Exclude
Library Holding (12) Include Exclude
Magazine (347) Include Exclude
Magazine Article (2,281,942) Include Exclude
Manuscript (5,832) Include Exclude
Map (1,051) Include Exclude
Market Research (71,265) Include Exclude
Microfilm (1) Include Exclude
Microform (327) Include Exclude
Model (224) Include Exclude
Music Score (4,954) Include Exclude
Newsletter (5,051,216) Include Exclude
Newspaper (7,829) Include Exclude
Newspaper Article (40,985,171) Include Exclude
Painting (296) Include Exclude
Pamphlet (3,329) Include Exclude
Paper (56,430) Include Exclude
Patent (1,116) Include Exclude
Personal Narrative (39) Include Exclude
Photograph (55,926) Include Exclude
Play (79) Include Exclude
Poem (6,095) Include Exclude
Postcard (136) Include Exclude
Poster (221) Include Exclude
Presentation (861) Include Exclude
Publication (6,816) Include Exclude
Publication Article (4) Include Exclude
Realia (47) Include Exclude
Reference (332,664) Include Exclude
Report (222,268) Include Exclude
Research Guide (5,362) Include Exclude
Sheet Music (620) Include Exclude
Slide (17) Include Exclude
Special Collection (373) Include Exclude
Spoken Word Recording (3) Include Exclude
Standard (29,423) Include Exclude
Streaming Audio (2,999) Include Exclude
Streaming Video (1,427) Include Exclude
Student Thesis (123) Include Exclude
Technical Report (207) Include Exclude
Trade Publication Article (254,980) Include Exclude
Transcript (1,082,743) Include Exclude
Video Recording (32,824) Include Exclude
Web Resource (1,082,295) Include Exclude*
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DIGITAL HUMANITIES :
DIGITAL INITIATIVES :
COPYRIGHT :
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY :
BIBLIOGRAPHIES:
A Brief and Selective List of Sources Related to Copyright Issues in the Digital Initiatives Arena and Some Other Interesting Digital Initiatives Topics
and Issues*
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The Compendium of U.S. Copyright Office Practices, Third EditionThe Compendium of U.S. Copyright Office Practices, Third Edition
Public Draft Released August 19, 2014.
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Publisher Copyright Policies and Self-ArchivingSpecial RoMEO Pages
Publishers Allowing use of their PDFs in Repositories
RoMEO Statistics
Application Programmers’ Interface (API)
Feeds RSS1 Feed • More >>
Additions and Updates
Society for Ethnomusicology – Society for Ethnomusicology – 07-Oct-2014
Notyreg Hispania – Notyreg Hispania – 03-Oct-2014
HAU, Network of Ethnographic Theory (HAU-NET) – HAU, Network of Ethnographic Theory (HAU-NET) – 03-Oct-2014
Other SHERPA Services
SHERPA/FACT – Funders & Authors Compliance Tool
SHERPA/JULIET – Research funders’ open access policies
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Copyright Timeline: A History of Copyright in the United StatesCopyright Timeline: A History of Copyright in the United States
18th-19th Centuries
20th-21st Centuries
Bibliography and Resources
FROM
Association of Research LibrariesCopyright Timeline: A History of Copyright in the United States
18th-19th Centuries
20th-21st Centuries
Bibliography and Resources
Association of Research Librarieshttp://www.arl.org/pp/ppcopyright/copyresources/copytimeline.shtml
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COPYRIGHT: LAW : ART : THE ARTS : MUSEUMS : ARTISTS: Copyright, Permissions, and Fair Use among Visual Artists and the Academic and Museum Visual Arts Communities: An Issues Report: A REPORT TO THE COLLEGE ART ASSOCIATIONCopyright, Permissions, and Fair Use among Visual Artists
and the Academic and Museum Visual Arts Communities:
An Issues Report: A REPORT TO THE COLLEGE ART ASSOCIATIONBy
Patricia Aufderheide, professor, School of Communication, and director,
Center for Media & Social Impact, American University, coprincipal
investigatorPeter Jaszi, professor, Washington College of Law, American University,
coprincipal investigatorBryan Bello, graduate fellow, Center for Media & Social Impact, School of
Communication, American UniversityTijana Milosevic, graduate fellow, Center for Media & Social Impact,
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COPYRIGHT: LAW : ART : THE ARTS : MUSEUMS : ARTISTS: Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for the Visual ArtsCode of Best Practices in Fair Use for the Visual Arts
College Art Association
FEBRUARY 2015
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COPYRIGHT: LAW : ART : THE ARTS : MUSEUMS : ARTISTS:
New Fair Use Guide Helps Distinguish Between Copyright and CopywrongNew Fair Use Guide Helps Distinguish Between Copyright and Copywrong
by Benjamin Sutton
February 9, 2015
HyperAllergic
Sensitive to Art and Its Discontents
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Collection of National Copyright Laws FROM UNESCOThis site endeavours to provide access to national copyright and related rights legislation of UNESCO Member States.
The collection currently comprises about 150 laws and is constantly being updated and completed.
To access the laws, you need first to click on the geographical zone you are interested in, then click on the country name.
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BOOKS: Copyright LawCopyright Law: Gorman Ginsburg
Casenote Legal Briefs
Wolters Kluwer Law & Business
Author Casenotes
Publisher Aspen Publishers Online, 2007
ISBN 0735561761, 9780735561762
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BOOKS: Goldstein on CopyrightGoldstein on Copyright
Publisher Aspen Publishers Online
ISBN 0735544859, 9780735544857
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BOOKS: Copyright Law in a Nutshell In a NutshellCopyright Law in a Nutshell
In a Nutshell
Nutshell series
Author Mary LaFrance
Edition 2, revised
Publisher West, 2011
ISBN 0314271902, 9780314271907
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BOOKS: Nimmer on Copyright: A Treatise on the Law of Literary, Musical and Artistic Property, and the Protection of IdeasNimmer on Copyright: A Treatise on the Law of Literary, Musical and Artistic Property, and the Protection of Ideas
Nimmer on Copyright: A Treatise on the Law of Literary, Musical and Artistic Property, and the Protection of Ideas, Melville B. Nimmer
Authors Melville B. Nimmer, David Nimmer
Contributor United States
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BOOKS: Patry on CopyrightPatry on Copyright
Author: William F. Patry
Publisher: Thomson West, 2007
Format: Binder/looseleaf, 7 volumesTable of Contents
Volume 1
Chapter
Historical Background
Statutory Interpretation
Volume 2
Copyrightable Material
Noncopyrightable Material
Ownership of Copyright
Volume 3
Formalities
Duation
Overview of Exclusive Rights
The Reproduction Right
Volume 4
The Fair-Use Defense
Appendix
Statutory Evolution of Section 107
Legislative Reports on Fair Use
Statutory Evolution of Sections 108(f)(2) and (4)
Legislative Reports on Sections 108(f)(2) and (4)
Statutory Evolution of Section 118(f)
Legislative Reports on Section 118(f)
Statutory Evolution of Sections 504(c)(2)(i) and (ii)
Legislative Reports on Sections 504(c)(2)(i) and (ii)
Visual Artists’ Rights Act of 1990
Legislative Report on Visual Artists’ Rights Act of 1990
Fair Use of Unpublished Works
Legislative Reports on Fair Use of Unpublished Works
Further Exceptions to the Reproduction Right
Derivative Works
Section 106(3): The Right to Distribute Copies of the Work
The Right to Publicly Perform the Work
Volume 5
The Right to Display Publicly the Work
The Visual Artists Rights Act of 1990
Jurisdiction, Venue, and Forum Non Conveniens
Preemption of Other Laws
Volume 6
Pleading
Statute of Limitations
Parties
Remedies
Volume 7
International Copyright
The GATT Amendments: The Uruguay Round Agreements Act
Uruguay Round Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights, Including Trade in Counterfeit Goods (TRIPs)
President Clinton’s December 15, 1993, Memorandum Notifying Congress of Intent to Enter into the Uruguay Round Agreements
Oce of Legal Counsel July 29, 1994, Memorandum on Constitutionality of Retroactive Copyright Protection
H.R. 4894 and Representative Hughes’ Floor Statement
S. 2368 and Senator DeConcini’s Floor Statement
Text of the Uruguay Round Agreements Act
Statement of Administrative Action
Representative Hughes’ October 8, 1994, Floor Statement on Passage of the Rule
Senate Judiciary Committee Statement on the Act
Representative Hughes’ and Representative Berman’s November 29, 1994, Floor Statements on Passage of the Act
Senator Leahy’s December 1, 1994, Floor Statement on Passage of the Act
President Clinton’s December 23, 1994, Proclamation on the Eective Date of the Uruguay Round Agreements
Copyright Oce’s February 9, 1995, Notice of Policy Decision on Eective Date
President Clinton’s March 23, 1995, Proclamation
Choice of Law, Forum Selection, and Extraterritoriality
Volume 8
Appendix
Table of Laws and Rules
Table of Cases
IndexSubstantial Additional Information in More Information on this publication.
http://tinyurl.com/ozf2ghz*
William F. Patry
From Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_F._PatryBook Review: Patry on Copyright
July 2007
WIPO Magazine*
Table of Contents
Volume 1
Chapter
Historical Background
Statutory Interpretation
Volume 2
Copyrightable Material
Noncopyrightable Material
Ownership of Copyright
Volume 3
Formalities
Duation
Overview of Exclusive Rights
The Reproduction Right
Volume 4
The Fair-Use Defense
Appendix
Statutory Evolution of Section 107
Legislative Reports on Fair Use
Statutory Evolution of Sections 108(f)(2) and (4)
Legislative Reports on Sections 108(f)(2) and (4)
Statutory Evolution of Section 118(f)
Legislative Reports on Section 118(f)
Statutory Evolution of Sections 504(c)(2)(i) and (ii)
Legislative Reports on Sections 504(c)(2)(i) and (ii)
Visual Artists’ Rights Act of 1990
Legislative Report on Visual Artists’ Rights Act of 1990
Fair Use of Unpublished Works
Legislative Reports on Fair Use of Unpublished Works
Further Exceptions to the Reproduction Right
Derivative Works
Section 106(3): The Right to Distribute Copies of the Work
The Right to Publicly Perform the Work
Volume 5
The Right to Display Publicly the Work
The Visual Artists Rights Act of 1990
Jurisdiction, Venue, and Forum Non Conveniens
Preemption of Other Laws
Volume 6
Pleading
Statute of Limitations
Parties
Remedies
Volume 7
International Copyright
The GATT Amendments: The Uruguay Round Agreements Act
Uruguay Round Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights, Including Trade in Counterfeit Goods (TRIPs)
President Clinton’s December 15, 1993, Memorandum Notifying Congress of Intent to Enter into the Uruguay Round Agreements
Oce of Legal Counsel July 29, 1994, Memorandum on Constitutionality of Retroactive Copyright Protection
H.R. 4894 and Representative Hughes’ Floor Statement
S. 2368 and Senator DeConcini’s Floor Statement
Text of the Uruguay Round Agreements Act
Statement of Administrative Action
Representative Hughes’ October 8, 1994, Floor Statement on Passage of the Rule
Senate Judiciary Committee Statement on the Act
Representative Hughes’ and Representative Berman’s November 29, 1994, Floor Statements on Passage of the Act
Senator Leahy’s December 1, 1994, Floor Statement on Passage of the Act
President Clinton’s December 23, 1994, Proclamation on the Eective Date of the Uruguay Round Agreements
Copyright Oce’s February 9, 1995, Notice of Policy Decision on Eective Date
President Clinton’s March 23, 1995, Proclamation
Choice of Law, Forum Selection, and Extraterritoriality
Volume 8
Appendix
Table of Laws and Rules
Table of Cases
Index*
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DATABASES: Stanford’s Copyright Renewal Database.
“Welcome to the initial release of Stanford’s Copyright Renewal Database. This database makes searchable the copyright renewal records received by the US Copyright Office between 1950 and 1992 for books published in the US between 1923 and 1963. Note that the database includes ONLY US Class A (book) renewals.The period from 1923-1963 is of special interest for US copyrights, as works published after January 1, 1964 had their copyrights automatically renewed by statute, and works published before 1923 have generally fallen into the public domain. Between those dates, a renewal registration was required to prevent the expiration of copyright, however determining whether a work’s registration has been renewed is a challenge. Renewals received by the Copyright Office after 1977 are searchable in an online database, but renewals received between 1950 and 1977 were announced and distributed only in a semi-annual print publication. The Copyright Office does not have a machine-searchable source for this renewal information, and the only public access is through the card catalog in their DC offices.
In order to make these renewal records more accessible, Stanford has created this searchable database. Building on the work done by Project Gutenberg to transcribe the 1950-1977 renewals, and on early conversion efforts by Michael Lesk, we have converted the published renewal announcements to machine-readable form, and combined them with the renewals for later years made available on the Copyright Office’s website. Note that this database covers only renewals, not original registrations, and is limited to books (Class A registrations) published in the US. Note that the Catalog of Copyright Entries, and therefore this database, does not include entries for assignments, and so cannot be used for searches involving the ownership of rights. Please also note that copyrights restored under Section 104(a) of the copyright act are not represented in this database.
Stanford has performed two rounds of testing in order to assess the accuracy of this database. In each round, we pulled a minimum of 500 book titles published in the US between 1923 and 1963 from the Stanford library catalog. The works were checked manually in the CCE, and, in the first round, a subset of 100 records was also sent to the Copyright Office to be checked by their in-house staff. Each of these items was then separately searched by project staff in the Copyright Renewals Database. In each round, the error rate for the database was found to be less than 1%, although in practice there is significant opportunity for user error or other problems in searching. Details of these issues can be found in Stanford’s final report to Hewlett on the project ( PDF), and in the two search results sets ( Search Set #1, Search Set #2).
The full data set for the Copyright Renewals Database is available for download here. Stanford welcomes reuse of the data in other systems and search tools.”
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Creative Commons
FROM ABOUT CREATIVE COMMONS:” Creative Commons is a nonprofit organization that enables the sharing and use of creativity and knowledge through free legal tools.
Our free, easy-to-use copyright licenses provide a simple, standardized way to give the public permission to share and use your creative work — on conditions of your choice. CC licenses let you easily change your copyright terms from the default of “all rights reserved” to “some rights reserved.”
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DATABASES: Stanford Copyright Renewal Database“Welcome to the initial release of Stanford’s Copyright Renewal Database. This database makes searchable the copyright renewal records received by the US Copyright Office between 1950 and 1992 for books published in the US between 1923 and 1963. Note that the database includes ONLY US Class A (book) renewals.
The period from 1923-1963 is of special interest for US copyrights, as works published after January 1, 1964 had their copyrights automatically renewed by statute, and works published before 1923 have generally fallen into the public domain. Between those dates, a renewal registration was required to prevent the expiration of copyright, however determining whether a work’s registration has been renewed is a challenge. Renewals received by the Copyright Office after 1977 are searchable in an online database, but renewals received between 1950 and 1977 were announced and distributed only in a semi-annual print publication. The Copyright Office does not have a machine-searchable source for this renewal information, and the only public access is through the card catalog in their DC offices.
In order to make these renewal records more accessible, Stanford has created this searchable database. Building on the work done by Project Gutenberg to transcribe the 1950-1977 renewals, and on early conversion efforts by Michael Lesk, we have converted the published renewal announcements to machine-readable form, and combined them with the renewals for later years made available on the Copyright Office’s website. Note that this database covers only renewals, not original registrations, and is limited to books (Class A registrations) published in the US. Note that the Catalog of Copyright Entries, and therefore this database, does not include entries for assignments, and so cannot be used for searches involving the ownership of rights. Please also note that copyrights restored under Section 104(a) of the copyright act are not represented in this database.
Stanford has performed two rounds of testing in order to assess the accuracy of this database. In each round, we pulled a minimum of 500 book titles published in the US between 1923 and 1963 from the Stanford library catalog. The works were checked manually in the CCE, and, in the first round, a subset of 100 records was also sent to the Copyright Office to be checked by their in-house staff. Each of these items was then separately searched by project staff in the Copyright Renewals Database. In each round, the error rate for the database was found to be less than 1%, although in practice there is significant opportunity for user error or other problems in searching. Details of these issues can be found in Stanford’s final report to Hewlett on the project ( PDF), and in the two search results sets ( Search Set #1, Search Set #2).
The full data set for the Copyright Renewals Database is available for download here. Stanford welcomes reuse of the data in other systems and search tools.”
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[DigitalScholarship] COPYRIGHT: LAW : EDUCATION: STUDENTS : COUNTRIES: CANADA: Kate Taylor: Kids Will Suffer if Canada’s Copyright Legislation Doesn’t ChangeCOPYRIGHT: LAW :
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COUNTRIES: CANADA: Kate Taylor:
Kids Will Suffer if Canada’s Copyright Legislation Doesn’t Change
KATE TAYLOR
The Globe and Mail
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[EDUCATOR-GOLD] BOOKS : DATABASES : LAW: CASE: DECISIONS : COPYRIGHT : DATABASE SEARCH RESULTS: GOOGLE BOOKS JUST WON A DECADE-LONG COPYRIGHT FIGHTDATABASES :
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DATABASE SEARCH RESULTS:
Google Books Just Won a Decade-Long Copyright Fight
By Andrea Peterson
April 18 at 12:47 PM
Washington Post
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